Stop the Tide
Ocean plastic starts on land. So does the solution.

A tide nobody sees coming
Every year, about 11 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean. Most of it does not come from ships. It comes from land: from riverbanks and coastal towns with nowhere else for their waste to go. For the people who live from the sea, it arrives with every catch.
of plastic enter the ocean every year.



Stop it where it starts

A floating barrier guides waste to the bank.


Collected waste is sorted by hand and pressed into fuel pellets.

On the riverbank, Jenja turns it into clean gas. Nothing burns in the open.


Power for the depot, the market and the street, and cold storage so the catch keeps.

Every tonne stopped on land is a tonne the sea never sees.
Stop it on land. Turn it into power.
